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cuAELEsTOG's CHARTER.
Il Bill to bc Presented 10 Amend 1t In Ger:
tain Particulars.

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4 1stIl to bc Presented TO Amend 1t In Ger:
tain Particulars.
syecia! piyaieh to the Intelsi0eneer.
CHARLESTON, W. w., Jan. 23.-The
Charleston Council has appointed Com.
mittee on Legislation with Instructions to
pressnt to the Legislature and If possible
have passed bill to amend tho charter OF
the city, so as to allow the City Assessor
to make his own valuation OF properly in
the city limits for municipal taxation, in
stead OF taking the appraisement of the
county as1essor'o boohs, 90 now. It ia a
source Of nu:h complaint here tha. the
highest rate OF city taxes allowed BY law
DOES no: produce At the present low ya!ua-
ton enough revenues for the actual nee is
Of the city: ~ 20 ''Wl
Another clause OF tho bill to bs prop nod
will siye 10 tho Counci! the exclusive CON-
tro' Ht7Lhs matter Of granting or refusing
liee2sts 10 sell i;q1of within the corpora
ton and for ono mile on all sides. This
power ia now vested in the County Court,
though the City Council must consent be.
fore q license is granted to sell in the city
limits. As II now is there is as much
liquor sold as ever, and the city gets no
revenue. The Circuit Court holds that
the method Of retailing liquor in common
vogue here ia not in violation OF law. A
man who wants whisky or beer orders it
in advance, and receives ticket, paying
tho wholesale price and a reasonable
charge for storage" When his ticket is
punched OUT e., hia dozen bottles OF
heer or his quart Of whisky gons, he or.
ders more and gets new tieket. It takes
goods OF this sort ordered from Cincinnati
an incredibly short period Of time to
reach Charleston. Those who sell liquor
by the "storsge" system have achieved
rapid transit meyer dresHsd even Of by
Jules Verne, \
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Old Senators Stirred In.

Washington, 2. g., Jan, 2s.-senators
are inclined to throw ridicule on the sen.
sational stories Of the Riddleberger row in
executive session, yes!erday. They say
that the circumstances are much exag-
gsrated. "The Senator from Yirgiaia was
drunk" said one, sand talked loudly and
coaraely, but was not unusually indecent,
or disgusting" This last opinion is not
calculated to disabuss the public mind OF
the idea that the scene created ex-senator
liddleherger was disgraceful. The LATTER
deny this charge, and declare that is the
only way some Senators take to get even
with man who morcilessly e1coriates
them on every opportunity. The Virginia
Senator shows no respect for the lordly
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Funeral of John J. Upol,urch.

81. LogIs, No, Jan: 2s.AThe remains
OF the late John J.*ppchurch, the founder
Of the Ancient Order Of United Workmen,
were inferred at the Bellefontsine Gene,
terry this afternoon. The funeral orat!on
was delivered at Masonic Hall by the Rev.
Jno.1 D. Vinci, Grand Treasurer OF the
order, after which the remains, escorted
by a military compsny OF the A. o. U. W.
and followed by six thousand uniformed
men, were oon-eyed to the cemetery,
where the ceremonies for the dead pecul.
lar to the order were performed. f A mon.
ument to cost Sl7, 900, which sum is to be
raised by an assessment Of 10 cents on
each member. will be erected to the men,
ory Of the deceased. lG ~ "
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Mrs. voorhees' Funeral.

WAsHlSaroS, D. c., Jan. 3.-The fun.
efal Of Mrs. 5Voorhses took place from her
late residence in this city this afternoon.
The Rev. Dr.. Leonard, rector Of s. Johns
Episcopal Church, conducted the cere.
monies. Among the many handsome
floral offerings sent by friends of the de.
ceased were pillow from Mrs. Cleveland,
and a column three and one.half feet high
sga!nat which rested a floral cross and
crown, q tribute from the employees Of the
Government Printing office. At 3 O'Clock
the remains were taken to the Baltimore
q ONO depot to be conveyed to Terre
Haute, Ind, their laat resting place. f 4,
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Drouth In Texns.

FoRT WoR7H, Tg1as, jar! 22.-This
morning q generous and general rain fell
for four hours in this part Of the State,
and the long dfouth e1ten ding from Sep.
temher last js rpded. j;f.5i ~ TFt',.
Reports have been received from Parker.
Wise, Wichita, Palo Pinto and Hood
counties to the west and northwest. All
cay that the rain has wet the dry soil from
two; to four inches. Farmers are pre-.
parlng to plow at once, and if the aid
asked for in the way Of seed is extended
at once, 1t can be planted in time.- Winter
wheat has beer revived, and grass is in
fine condition More rain is probable, and
a feeling Of rejoicing, is general. y
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absurd to believe that Father McGlynn
would leave the church to take the stump
but no claims, and think rightly 80, the
right to think for himself in political mat
tara -L-.L --- ~ - = ----I- - ~ ----
FATHER Ni'GLYNN,s CASE.
Tho Priest VIII Shortly Reply to tho Arch
bishops Statements,

~s"""p y ctstcHeutbs
NEw YoRK, Jan. 22.-The friends OF DR.,
Edward MeGlynn are not disturbed BY
the statement Of Archbishop Corrigan ;
they gay that his Grace left out all the
correspondence which refusal OF the
priest TO 20 to Rome, It 10 said that
Father McGlynn gave imperative per.
sonal and family reasons why he should
not 20, and that what showed In favor OF
the prieat. In the letter OF December 20.
quoted by his Grace as a flat refusal. Ia
given as bold defiance oi the Arch.
bishop was really but plain statement OF
Father McGlynn's position, which, AZ he
could not 90 to Rome himself, he expected
the Archbishop to send to Rome. lie in.
tended it as a written, in place Of per.
sonal and verbal statement OF his case to
the Holy See. Father McGlynn will
write a reply as soon as he Ia we'll enough.
and 1t Is alleged that 1t will be a veritable
bomb In tho court Of his Grace. IL,
Archbishop Corrlgan will pay no stten.
ton to the challenge Of Henry George,
dc says he has already denied having is.
sued Instructions to the priest regarding
the Constitutional Convention, and that
ia enough. .,..g E =
Henry George to-day, speaking Of Arch.
bishop Corrigan, said: "The statement
is garbled. The Archbishop was afraid to
publish Dr.. McGlynn's letters in full, for
1t would injnre his case. He has not made
any answer TO my challenge, and | think
that he is afraid 10 deny the statement
made about him. When DR.. McGlynn's
letters are published in full people will
see what schemer the Archbishop is."
ROME, Jan. .222.-The Pope having re.
served for himself the settlement Of the
case Of the Rev. DR.. Edward McGlynn. Of
New York, 1t is expected in ecclesiastical
circles here that the latter will submit to
The commands Of the Church. SIZE, Is
NEw York, Jan. 23.-The services at St.
Stephen 8 church to-day were conducted
IS usual, excepting that no collections
we're made. Considerable feeling was
aroused by the fact that policemen in uni
|orm had been posted in the street and
others in citizens clothes inside the church,
The committee Of DR.. McGlynn's par
shlonera met to-day and formulated a re-.
port which will be presented to meeting
o'morrow evening on the steps Of ST,
Stephens II the basement hall is forbidden
hem by Dr.. McGIynn's successor.
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MINISTER puELr, is being turned over
IN London for declining an urgent invita-.
ion 10 be present when the freedom Of tho
civ wan conferred upon Stanley, the OK.
vlo,sr. Mr.. Phelps Is probably under the
Impression that Stanley Is a real African.
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Western CroD Outlook.

CHICAGO, I'LL, Jan. 2s,-Tho following
crop summary will appear in this weeks
issue Of the Farmers hriew: The heavy
rains which set in on the night Of January
Il, prevailed throughout nearly the entire
winter wheat belt and resulted in LAYING
bare the wheat fields over large areas,
without second covering OF anow, tho
up to the close Of January 90 the CORE
aapondents have made no returns OF result.
Ing; damage. The wheat reporta from
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan continue to
be almoat uniformly favorable, the latest
returns showing that the fields had been
amply protected up to the approach OF
mldwinter rainetorms aud that the grain
was looking well. !" -
The reports from Missouri and Illinois
are not uniformly favorable, some Of the
Southern Illinois and some Of the western
Miasoqricounties reporting an uuiayorable
SNsaOV1s .... -Ff4E .u-. .,.. .FH. .H'
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Decislou OF tho Attorney General on n Oucs
tton OF Classification.

Declslon OF the Attorney General on n Oucs.
tion Of Classification. >
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2222.-Attorneyi Gan.
eral Garland has given an opinion to the,
Secretary Of the Treasury in regard to the
classification Of iron ore. He says the
question as to whether iron ore dried at
2l2' Fahrenheit is or is not the iron ore OF
commerce Is aquestion OF facts which he
can not be expected to decide. He sum.
mar'zss his views on the points involved
as follows: y - ~.
/. In customs fawn, and in all others.
the intent Of the lawmakers is tho Law. i :
2. Where, in the expression Of that in.
tent name is used describing an article
which has we'll established commercial
signitication, that commercial! sipni6ca-
ton should be adopted.
g. When the name ia general, and the
tariff specific, 1t embraces the whole class,
and questions OF price, value or acoiden::
tai chemical components are immaterial,l
4. Ths commercial signiaoalion Of a
name is that which those engaged in for.
eign and domestic sale, purchase and az.
change generally adopt to describe the ar.
ticle. II ~ ~ .ti3(,f .5-TF!-
s. II it be disputed what this CONNER.
cial designation embraces, itis to be deter.
mined upon clear prepondersnce OF eyi-
dence. = al'G f9 q
g. The ordinary rules Of evidence are to
be applied with reference to interest,
character and weight Of testimony to be
derived from those engsged in or familiar
with commerce, trade and traffic in the
article. .IR.!,.GG 3 s,s, - JeeJ fjgUoI
7. Where clear preponderance Of eYi.
dence can not be addvcsd, departmental
construction tacitly approved by Congres.
sionsl recognition should turn che scale
and be accepted as sufficient evidence ot
the legislative intent, - = = kaS
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Z DErRolT. Jan. %. The Detroit Morning
Tribune will tomorrow publish an ex.
haustive reviow Of the manufacturing in
Detroit during 1885, from which the FOL-
lowing facts are taken: During the year
3l,500 hands were employed in 70S fac.
tories, which cover 100 different branches
Of industry, using capital of nearly S35,-
100000, and producing goods to the
amount Of $7l, 100000. Compared with
1885 this is an increase Of SC, ,4S0, 900, and
this, Notwithstanding strikes which check
ed, but did not destroy business. Failures
have been few and unimportant, while aI-
ditional capital has been put in many in
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE BILL.
Son II Caudidate for One OF til
Srf Commis OnsrsIlips- i

Thurmnn's Son II .Caudidate for One OF the
81 fCommissionerships.y trri
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. o2.-There ap.
pears to be no doubt that the President
will sign the.ipter.state commerce bill, in
view Ct the large majority hywhic 1t has
passed both houses, although it is said
there are several features OF the measure
which do not especially commend them.
selves TO him. 4 So ! r.I IA
In anticipation Of the passage OF the bill,
various gentlemen in different sections
have letit be known that they would have
no objection to serve as Commissioners
under its provisions. iOf these several live
in New England, half dozen in New
York, two in Maryland; and probably
twenty in the Northwest. - - -
, 1t is said, that ex-senator. Thurman. Of
Ohio, has writtena personal letter, asking
the appointment OF his son. Among thosa
desirous Of serving are said to be some OF
the State Railway Commissioners, who
claim that their experience will Ibs OF
value. The railroad people hero say that
an actual trial OF the bill will be sufficient
to demonstrate it's inlpracticsbility, and
they predict that it will be repealed by the
next Congress. ,riaIilIr J : l:i
NGw YoRk, jan. 22.-The SUMS Wash
ington special says: "Apropos Of the pas.
sage by the House OF the Inter State Com
merce bill an interesting fact is disclosed.
i aeems that the PennBylrania RAILROAD
instructed their counsel to carefully exam
inc the bill as reported by the conference
committee, and give them calm, dispas.
sionate opinion as to what it's effect would
be on the railroad property; The lawyers
thus appealed to gave the bill their full
consideration, and had to report that they
could.give 40 opinion at oil as to it's prob.
able effect, inasmuch as it would depend
npon the conatructions pgt,upon its7 pro-
visions by the Supreme Courts of the re-:
spective States. Some would probably
construe it one way, and. some another
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TOLEDO, O.: Jan. 23.-As predicted last
night the ice in the Maumee river, op-
posite Toledo, let go about 3 o'clock this
afternoon and carried away about 250 feet
Of the Union Railroad bridge. The ice
abreast Of Toledo was very soft,
but that in the upper river was from
y to lS inches thick and has with
stood the thaw well. 1t has
piled up against the Pennsylvania railroad
bridge, and there is danger that at least
400 feet OF that atructure will be wrecked,
Below the city the river is shallow and
much Of the ice that passed down is i'm
beded in the mud forming gorge, and
at 0 o'clock the water in the river had
raised 8 feet above the average stage. q J
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oS the day which MIR. Camden had ap-
pointed for holding his caucus, his organ,
the Register, published letter, written In
confidence by the Republican Committee
to tho Ecpublicans-slect Of the Legisla-
lure, That letter was dragged at great
coat from the confidence that sealed it. It
vas not intended to affect anyone except
The psrsons addressed. It WIS hence put
forth by Mr.. Camden to influence Demo-
Gratis. and to show the reasons why he IL
enatled to endorsement and reelection.
ts'a, indeed. a sad commentary upon the
camden estimate Of public men and pub
lie morals, that such paper should bc
aaduced ior such purposes. y. ..4. Z
Tho vigorous language employed leaves
nothing in doubt, and the accuracy OF
statement Is wonderful, both as history
and as prophecy. It charges that Mr..
camden made the Legislature Democratic
Oy means that aro disgrace to civiliza-
'loR;" that he really relied on Rspubli.
Gang and not npou Democrats for re.elec-
oon; that his defeat will eliminate his
moaey bags from future politics;" that
with his dclca. "his purse will be closed"
us personal zeal will,bs abated'' and "he
Will be permanently retired" "His
money stole the Senators in the Fourth
anu Sixth districts, and oix members Of
'ae House from Marion, Wood, jackson
and Mason" -.,
Not a single one Of these statements
u aaeniea. On tho contrary, they are the
'oundation Of Mr.. Camden's claims, and
constitute his title to gratitude and en-.
uofsement. This weapon proved boom
e'ang. 1t hoisted Mr.. Camden by his
Vsa pesarl! He assembled his followers
,a'o a caucus. and that caucus fixed the
'npassable gulf between him and Demo.
.'ats who oppose him. Tho photographic
's"sr states exactly the grounds Of the
opposition TO Mr.. Camden; and tho thir-
'een men so opposed cannot 70 to him be-
,suse they SEQ in the, very claims he
r1s,s I1skes to their preference the most con.
lb'uaVe basaVe reasons why he should not
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Rev. Nix. HULL, in his sermon Of yes.
serday, squinted very strongly in the d.
erton o! the Third Party nominees for
city Offices. With respec.tor evstybody's
opinions, We arc unable to tee what prsc-
dcs( good is to bo gained by supporting
tho,e nominees. There is not the remot.
81; probability that either OF them can be
tec:ed. ~
This being true, it is sn actual fact that
vosss cast for them will be thrown away
they will have no bearing on the result
except to help Seabright for Mayor and
Porter Smith for Chief OF Police, for those
man are the nominees Of a political organ
isatiou which will not contribute much to
the Third Party. The issue is between
Dovtner and Seabrieht for Mayor, and
Bennett anl Smith for Chief OF Police.
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Favor lhe Miller Hill.

ST. lop,s, Mo, sJan pa large nam-
Der Of the leading men identified with the
cattle trade and ranch interest of this city,
have adopted resolutions endorsing what
ia known as the Miller bill, which pro-
vldes fos the eradication Of plsuro-pneu-
monia, and earnestly requesting Senators
ana Representatives Of Missouri IN Con-
gress to give that measure their support,
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ASir.el gent plumber, writing to Tht
Sanitary Ntu,, calls attention to the freez.
ing Of roll and other pipes that run
through the roof, OF thirty.fye such pipes
inspected in twenty-five days he found
tha. lwo.shirds were frozen. In some
cases he had to clear them with hammer
anil chissl. The coil pipe being 60 closed
when the closet is used the smaller
traps sre Byphoned, admitting sewer gas
into the house. His suggestion is to thaw
ont the pipe frequently.
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"RuppyagRg, or the Witch's Curse,"
GiIb.rt and Sallivan's new opera, Is pro-
uouuced their first failure. The most
c,u,.c criticism is that there Is nothing in
I,thst ono remembers or cares to remem.
bsr. The failure ia charged up against
Gilbert, who may have worked the
machine until it needs rest. Ll.f
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Looks, Alarming.

LoSpoN, Jan. q The Daily Mt,ui pro-
fesacs to know that there Is extreme dan,
ger Of war. 1t says the, Government is
alarmed on account OF its having heard
that Germany is likely withina few days
to ask France to explain the meaning OF
the French military; movement on, the
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Fitzhugh Loe In the Went.

! ST. Paul, MINI, Jan. 2s.-Governor:
Fitzhugh Lee, Of Virginia, with party Of
q! dozen gentlemen, arriyed-in this city
morning. u They will visit the ice palace
tomorrow and at night attend the 1ecep.
tion banquet at the Hotel Ryan. Senator
Davis vii! be among the speakers. The
party will visit Duluth -, q .,y7-3a
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TuEY have some obliging lawyera in 81.
l,ai,. Several" Of them hold that a
ssviase by proxy between Spies and
,al Miss Van Z.ndt would be valid, In
,her present changed state Of mind Misc
Van H.udts parents will not pay high
Price for that opinion. 'a's--..
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IN THE WATER TEN MINurrs
Escape from Drowning Of Two
.gsy ,s.f .'Et,y Little Girls. ta..

homarknblc Escnpo from Drowning of Two
.2gy ,,.' ,5E''y Little Girls. -... 44J
NIAGARA FALLS, ONT., Jan. GA sewer,
aquarter Of mile in length, running un-
der this town, forms part OF the bed OF
Muddy Run creek, which, during thaws
in the winter. is swollen into rushing
river Of large volume, which empties itself
into the Niagara river over the procipice.
noar tho whirlpool rapids. This river was
running fifteen miles an hour last evening
when Bertha Farrell, aged a years. who
was seated in a hand aled, a}id into It,
Her sister, Blanche, aged 10, jumped in
after her, and both were swept into the
sewer, and men secured by ropes jumped
into the water aud waited ior the childrcn
to appear. Bertha came first, under water,
and Blanche followed on top. When taken
out both were apparently liieless, but after
much difficulty; they were reauscitated,
The children: were in the water ten min.
utea most OF the time submerged =
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DETROIT, Mlcl., Jan. % Levi +. Dol:
aon, who has lived in this county since
lSls, died this morning. He was the old.
est resident Of this {city and has been q
prominent business man. In! lS4l he was
q member ot the Michigan Legislature, Of
which only one member now survives,
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lie FIrs at AIcrnphis,

MEMPHIS, TEss., Jan. o9.-0otton on-sh.d
No. 4 Of the Merchants' Cotton Press and
Storage Company, located on the corner
Of Shelby and South streets, burn cd early
this morning, together with $500 bales Of
cotton. Loss about $500, 900; fully insured,
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CH1cAgo, Jan. 2s.-Mrs. Van Z,ndt is
quoted today as saying: "My daughter
and Iare going to Europe. We shall pro.
cesd to Paris and take up our residence
there. 1t'is our plan to, remain in Paris
until a decision is reached in! the casa Of
Enies." .s.,M- WI l.,tE#- M = ~
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i; "a pill passed the Texas House making
mm;Saia~!ul m;nia for any judicial, executive, ad-
Sbasss,rasiva SbaAsnra or Legislative officers, except
rsr',s rom , and peace officers, to accept passes
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NEWS IN brief,

It is rumofed that Secretary Rayard will
marry q Virginia LADY, 'ls'i :
The Columbus tally-sheet forgery cases
have been set for hearing February J.
The indebtedness Of the several Pacific
roadu to tAe aoYernment is $lOy, ,403, SAL.
!. John Cook, jr., fell seventy feet into q
coal shalt, at Brazil, Ind, and was instant.
By a vote Of the people Mt. Gilead, o..
decided in favor OF the prohibition clauses
Of the Dow. law. - -.
ssBobby" Adams has been found guilty
Of stealing slt 900 worth Of stamps from
the Minneapolis postofice.
Gerry Wint, carpenter, Cleveland, o.,
foil from the fourth floor Of q building into
the cellar, and was killed. A.. gi
The families OF John Balls, Mr.. Perry.
Mrs. Good and Mrs. Turner, OF Leansyille.
Pa, have been poisoned by eating cheese.
John Phelps cut Grant POOLS thros.
during an alteration a. Salem, Ill. The
wife Of Phelps was the only witness to, the
scene. >I 49, "''''sf't - 2, h
John Thompson, Of Cynthiana, Ky.
while Ill with fever, wandered from his
room in q delirium and drowned himself
in small stream near his house,
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BADLY sl,nkcn Up.

BOSTON, Jan. 22.-Just as the accommo.
dation train over the sansas branch Of tho
Boston 4 Maine Railroad was approaching
Charleston at $50 p. NJ, Engineer Thomas
Berry, in charge Of freight locomotive.
started hfs machine down side track, ran
ouI On the main line. and collided with
terrific force with the rear car OF the pass.
enger train. The coach, trucks aud all
were thrown from the track and turned
completely over. There were 40 passen-
gers in the car, nearly every seat being
Az were badly shaken up, several 70.
coiying severe cuts, but fortunately only
one, Mr.. Woodward, was seriously in
lurcd. He received bad scalp wounds and
internal injuries. Many Of the passenpers
were so firmly wedgcd in among the de.
bris that they could not extricste them.
selves without assistance.
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Miss -. The way 10 got trip TO
E,up, is 10 fall in.love with condemned
murderer. That hits the family pride,
ro, know, and away you 10. .f-rt